Natta

[ naht-tah ]

/ ˈnɑt tɑ /

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noun

Giu·lio

[joo-lyaw], /ˈdʒu lyɔ/, 1903–79, Italian chemist and engineer: Nobel Prize in chemistry 1963.

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How to use Natta in a sentence

"Filthy Natta," according to Persius, was "benumbed by vice" (stupet hic vitio).
The Conflict of Religions in the Early Roman Empire|T. R. Glover
Natta ngai padlo ngaityarniappi; watteyernaurlo tappandi ngaityo parni tatti.
Journals Of Expeditions Of Discovery Into Central Australia And Overland|Edward John Eyre
Natta was reached in about nine miles, north-east by north from Pia.
Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration|Ernest Giles
Mees Natta rather not have the prize than have Tonio tell what is not so.
The Liberty Girl|Rena I. Halsey

But it is yours, Tony; you placed it there for Miss Natta to find.
The Liberty Girl|Rena I. Halsey